here's mine
here's mine
Here is mine. DK hit it out of the park.
my living room bike
http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/936...0581ww1co6.jpg
Just need some parts to finish the build. Anyone have a good 1" quill stem they want to get rid of? 110. I also need some bars. 26.0 and 44.
Can ya help a brother out?
she ain't a Sachs, but she's pretty 'nuf to me.
out of season dress...
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/i...withVentos.jpg
in season dress... ('cept the Brooks is broke in for this year and she's adding 2 gears)
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/i...anchiCross.jpg
Chris you show_off. I just got a fuji...
My Zank.
Ruberoy,
Let me check, I might have a stem that would work for you. I'll try to remember to check tonight.
I've lusted after a Swiss Cross ever since checking out the one Ritchey brought to the Hans Johnsen Open House years ago!
I've got a nice Cinelli stem...but it's a 120.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubeboy
William
You keep asking, I'll keep posting it. :thrasher:
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...s/100_0772.jpg
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...s/100_0776.jpg
sorry.... it is what i have
cheers
butch
just have to say... I love that fork crown...
http://www.velocipedesalon.com/forum...1&d=1217389426
jimi
Took me 45 minutes to set up this shot.
good stuff, keep em coming
shino, you'll have your zanc soon and i'll have a zank mate for the sachs. which'll be the pit bike?
this is my new to me race rig......... my old steelman will be put to pit duty.
jim
That Sachs is so 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by twowheels
Almost done....the drivetrain and other goodies have been gathered...will post when complete. I did shoot the drive side of the bike for Darren too...
Rube,Quote:
Originally Posted by rubeboy
I probably have you covered for the bars. Just bring a bottle of Maker's with you tomorrow and we'll see how it goes.
I'm easy.
Here's my recent fetish...should have it built up by the end of next week...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3033/...g?v=1217565609
dude... that is a call in sick and put the phones on hold till she's built frame. Would you leave Scarlett naked in bed and get to her the end of next week? Of course you wouldn't. IMHO revise the timelinemo.Quote:
Originally Posted by BryanF
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...0Johansson.jpg
Ha...man...thanks for that photo. Ouch.
However I'm out on a riding sojourn with Rubeboy 'till next week and then I'll need a few days to build it. Never put a SRAM bike together before, so I'm leaving myself a bit of time to fool around.
too much eye candy...my brain hurts.
The B bike
where is the A bike?Quote:
Originally Posted by coylifut
I finished the Pimprad last night and I actually used white bar tape for the first time...now I'll need a white saddle, belt and shoes to go with it. I found the frame (59cm Lemond Poprad) locally on CL...the original owner had it rigged for cantis and discs, but never built the frame. It is pristine for now. All you need to do is sub a disc fork and locate the discs...maybe down the road.
Anyway, the build is DA triple 9 speed which was from Dave T. on the Forum and all of the other parts (Roval Pave wheels, Deda Newton bar and stem, Shimano cantis, Thomson post, Fly saddle) came from the Forum as well. I'm certainly not a cross racer, but I was looking for a bad road/weather/rails to trails bike that I could ride hard, as well as ride with our kids too. The maiden voyage is tomorrow morning on a local abandoned railroad trail. Maybe next year I can join you folks on the Finger Lakes Ramble. Any suggestions regarding fenders?
cool lemond!
i'll bet you could get 43mm honjo fenders to work - it might take some kickin' and cussin' but they should fit.
Cussin' is right. There's no chainstay bridge at all on the Poprads, so you'd have to use zip ties or something to the chainstays.Quote:
Originally Posted by hampco
i want hi-res pictures. please find someone with a d-slr. this looks phenomenal.Quote:
Originally Posted by coylifut
Here's my cross bike for the season. The frame is complete, I just need to hope JB gets it painted in time.
it is now a collectors item. :thrasher:
Quote:
Originally Posted by rwsaunders
After a way too long delay I finally got the cross bike up and running. Out-of-town stuff, work, sickness and my kid starting pre-school (transitions are a nightmare with 3-year olds) took their toll but I got it out for a first romp last Sunday. What was intended as a quick loop through Golden Gate Park to get the shifting dialed quickly turned into a 3-hour threshold slug-fest in the Headlands. After about 30 seconds on the bike it was apparant that I wasn't going home any time soon. I don't think I've had that much fun on a bike since I did my first wheelie when I was about 7.
Holy Crap Sasha can build a frame....and yes, the electrical tape is temporary... :)
http://gallery.me.com/bryan.fox/1000..._small/web.jpg
http://gallery.me.com/bryan.fox/1000..._small/web.jpg
yummmmmmm! looks like a speedvagen with a scoop of extra sexy. nice effin build.
that bike is above and beyond beautiful. Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by BryanF
BryanF, in the game of life, you win.
That's it - It's over. You have the best and coolest looking toys.
I give up.
Flipping amazing!
And you stole my tires and got them on the dirt before I did.
Heh...thanks guys. The build is a bit more gonzo than I'd initially intended, but once I had the frame in-hand it kinda screamed for it. Plus some of the more bling parts were had for a song off Craigslist. When you're not in a hurry you can wait for the deals to pop up here and there!
Robbie, pal, identical tires are the least of our matchsie problems...
sachs here. zank on the way v-soon.
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/3184/p1010622jk4.jpg
The bag comes off for cross obviously, and different wheels and tires go on.
Just about a month to go for Charm City.
That Vanilla is sick. Nice work.
That vanilla is very ill/sick/cancerous/plague like. I mean there are some damn nice bikes around here, but that stands out. Colour me jealous.
+1 that paint is perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by boundgear
That's a fairly unique Serotta crosser. What model and year?Quote:
Originally Posted by dang